Coronavirus: Vitamin D deficient are TWICE as likely to die
Daily MailMore evidence has emerged which suggests COVID-19 patients with high vitamin D levels are more likely to survive the disease. A study from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam found countries with low vitamin D levels were also the countries with highest mortality and COVID-19 infection rates. A study from the US found patients with a severe deficiency are twice as likely to experience major complications, including death People with low levels of Vitamin D may be more likely to catch coronavirus and die from COVID-19 A preliminary study has found tentative evidence suggesting low levels of vitamin D may make it more likely an individual will die after contracting coronavirus. It revealed a convincing correlation where countries with low vitamin D levels were also the countries with highest mortality and COVID-19 infection rates. A ten-week trial from the University of Granada is currently ongoing after a recent study by Trinity College Dublin found adults who took Vitamin D supplements saw a 50 per cent fall in chest infections.